Y'know you're right. My skills are ok but idk why they aren't top tier like some people.
I just read How to Talk to Anyone by Lowndes. Very useful!
It depends on the book, really. I opt to use videos, books, and audio. I don't limit myself to one medium. The most useful media comes from people legitimately accomplished in their field.
Read non-socializing books preferably pre-1970s. You'll see why movie "socialization" is the way it is and how you should act according to how everybody else thinks. The Bible has influenced people since birth either knowingly or unknowingly. I read several simultaneous reads usually 5-6 books in rotation monthly. Ordered "Gustave Le Bon, The Crowd and The Psychology of Revolution" recently to learn about "Crowd psychology" but I have to finish my other very good reads first. I'm near the end of 4 books which will free up 4 spots. It's like continual school though I don't attend university. I have my own university in my home. I decide what to read, sure many of them recommends from intelligent and value-aligned others I may watch on youtube or visit their website. I hardly EVER take advice of what to read from your everyday person you meet cause I believe that they are too wrapped up in the matrix or the blue-pill live ALL their lives to recommend anything of benefit to me. They'd recommend what's "most popular." I don't want what's most popular, I want what will make me think or think on me feet or to enable me to use my own mind and not take propaganda in it.
I’ve heard of parallel reading multiple books at once. How do you go about that?
Because I like variety (same with women), I do that, however sometimes one book (like a race horse) will pull ahead and cause me to read it more and finish it quicker most likely, but I always finish what I start eventually. Some books are more tedious and stay in the rotation a while while others get read quicker either due to interest or easier reading/font etc. Tedious books (where you have to re-read each line sometimes cause the author is more scholarly or brilliant) make reading the side-by-side book that's easier to read even more easier to read cause you just got done reading the more slow/difficult reading. Books assist/compliment each other, and the knowledge gained from concurrent authors is exponential. You begin to see how the popular books recommended are general written by not-very-intelligent authors, and yes I've read "How to Win Friends and Influence People" and "Think and Grow Rich" and "The 4 Hour Work Week" and on and on pop book just to See what all the hubbub is about. I'm sayin I gain more from unknown/less read but "insider-recommended" works. People I admire, who actually are powerful with their construct of words to start a revolution or something via memes, I wanna know what they've read all their lives if they'll but give up that information please. I want recommends from people who have common sense and can win arguments, and stay on point or on message. I want a recommend from a person who had high security clearance and got to where he was because he was picked due to his education for one, but getting things done, or getting people elected in the end. I want recommends from people who see/saw clearly. I want craft and truth, and craft of truth. I believe that Most NY Times and like "best sellers" were picked as numba 1 well before they were even published, that they're not numba 1 by popular consent. I don't really trust ANY of the mainstream publishing houses, especially Today, maybe in the 1940s intelligent works really Were intelligent works. Today I see a bunch of Lies from the mainstream propaganda pushers.
That's the only book you need.
Love her work nice!!
Yes and she has a fun/entertaining writing style. Her stuff isn’t dry at all. She jokes around a lot, but still gives great content.
I bought the audio book back in 2009 and it's pretty decent.... These days you can find these audiobooks on youtube for free.....
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